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The @TwoWomenTravel Twitter account has just 28 tweets, but it had quite a turnout over the weekend, racking up more than 25,000 followers as one of the two women live-tweeted her journey to get an abortion, the Belfast Telegraph reports.

Good news: There is an upside to feeling down.

For Ivena Smailes’ 105th birthday, she didn’t want an ordinary birthday cake—she wanted one delivered by a hot fireman.

A Pennsylvania couple is offering a $500 reward for the safe return of their missing potbellied pig, who also serves as a therapy animal.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott put pressure on federal health officials Monday to send the state more resources to fight growing  Zika transmission, as he faced local critics who argued the state wasn’t notifying them of new virus cases quickly enough.

A Fort Myers middle school student tried to suffocate himself to death after a classmate bullied him.

For the first time, doctors can now evaluate signs and symptoms of head injuries with two new testing devices approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Lots of dogs nose around in things they’re not supposed to, and sometimes that curiosity can lead to illness or injury.

Cancer Treatment Centers of America is offering a $25,000 reward for information in the death of a Missouri patient beaten to death outside her Illinois hospital residence.

The World Health Organization's (WHO) emergency committee on deadly yellow fever will meet on Aug. 30 to review outbreaks in Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola, a spokesman said on Tuesday, as a major vaccination campaigns continues.

George and Amal Clooney can breathe a sigh of relief: Their marriage is safe until spring.

Sitting for extended periods is unhealthy, increasing the risk for dozens of chronic conditions, from cancer and diabetes to cardiovascular disease, research shows.

Pfizer Inc, beating out numerous other bidders, said it would buy U.S. cancer drug company Medivation Inc for $14 billion in cash, adding its blockbuster prostate cancer drug Xtandi to the company's growing oncology roster.

Two senior lawmakers on the U.S. Senate's Judiciary Committee on Monday pushed for information regarding sharp price increases for EpiPens, drug-filled injectable devices used by people to counter potentially deadly allergic reactions.

While most older women might not need breast cancer screening with mammography more often than every three years, some women with dense breasts may need mammograms every year, U.S. research suggests.

There are no bomb blasts or collisions with burly linemen in Susan Contreras' past.

Over 2.2 million Americans suffer from glaucoma — now a new procedure may relieve symptoms

There is nothing more satisfying than snuggling in bed past noon on a lazy Sunday morning and waking up to a nice brunch date with friends.

Summertime colds seem so unfair.

Household income and education levels may play a bigger role than race or ethnicity in whether patients survive the bone marrow cancer multiple myeloma, a U.S. study suggests.